High production tillable acres are in high demand and seldom available, that’s what makes these 95+/- acres so desirable. The farm lays great along the west side of Flat Creek and is nearly all in production minus Green Road and a couple tree lines internally. The soil consists of a variety of silt loams, with Tanglehook silt loam making up over 76% of the acres. The weighted average for the farm soil rating is 2.80 and carries a NCCPI number of 69.8, offering a good look at what the soil is capable of producing yield wise. The amount of deer tracks in the bean stubble shows that the farm lays in a great travel area for the wildlife along with a food source. With Flat Creek along the east side and timber on the north, west and south sides the potential to have successful hunts is highly probable. Don’t miss the opportunity to expand that row crop production, whether for your farming operation or investment portfolio, as the chance at this high of quality farm ground is scarce.